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and vibrant, sunny yellow, this combination is warming and optimistic with a message of positivity, strength and hope following a tough 12 months. Grey has become the neutral colour of choice in many homes. But adding a pop of colour with bright illuminating yellow can really infuse your home with personality.
Pair with clean crisp whites, dark navy and a mix of textures for a contemporary feel.
While you might not want to go full out with a yellow sofa or buying daffodil coloured paint, there are easy ways to make a subtle difference to your décor throughout your home.
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Start small
Starting with a few small yellow accents in your living room is a great way to dip your toe into the trend before taking the plunge with more substantial amounts of colour. Think items that are easily replaceable or changeable and don’t break the bank – cushion covers, throws, vases, accessories and artwork.
In the kitchen If you already have grey or white
kitchen cabinets then it’s easy to add a hint of yellow with new bar stools or dishware. Even something as simple as changing the colour of your tea towels can brighten up your kitchen.
In the bathroom As in the kitchen, towels and
accessories in sunshine yellow is a great way to accentuate a neutral bathroom.
In the bedroom Grey is a soothing and relaxing
colour that is perfect for bedrooms. Keep bedding, walls and curtains neutral in cool grey shades then add a wake up call of energetic yellow into accessories. Yellow also makes a great addition to neutral children’s bedrooms, playrooms or nurseries.
Out in the garden On trend styling doesn’t have to
be locked up indoors. Be inspired by the sun in your garden by adding bright and bold garden accessories to your patio furniture.
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